Ibelong Campaign to End Statelessness Special Appeal

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Ibelong Campaign to End Statelessness Special Appeal #IBelong Campaign to End Statelessness Special Appeal Cover photograph Deborah is 10 years old and stateless. She lives in Côte d’Ivoire. She has been going to school since she was six years old but in two years, when she starts year 6, she will have to present a birth certificate. Without one, she will no longer be able to go to school. UNHCR / A. Froger 2 CONTENTS AT A GLANCE .................................................................................................................. 5 Introduction ....................................................................................................................... 6 Financial summary ............................................................................................................ 7 COTE D’IVOIRE ................................................................................................................ 8 Context and existing response .......................................................................................... 8 Strategy and partnerships ................................................................................................. 8 Vision for 2019 .................................................................................................................. 8 Planned activities .............................................................................................................. 9 Financial requirements .................................................................................................... 10 DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO ................................................................. 11 Context and existing response ........................................................................................ 11 Strategy and partnerships ............................................................................................... 11 Vision for 2019 ................................................................................................................ 11 Planned activities ............................................................................................................ 12 Financial requirements .................................................................................................... 12 THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC ......................................................................................... 13 Context and existing response ........................................................................................ 13 Strategy and partnerships ............................................................................................... 13 Vision for 2019 ................................................................................................................ 13 Planned activities ............................................................................................................ 14 Financial requirements .................................................................................................... 14 KENYA ............................................................................................................................ 15 Context and existing response ........................................................................................ 15 Strategy and partnerships ............................................................................................... 15 Vision for 2019 ................................................................................................................ 15 Planned activities ............................................................................................................ 15 Financial requirements .................................................................................................... 16 SOUTH SUDAN .............................................................................................................. 17 Context and existing response ........................................................................................ 17 Strategy and partnerships ............................................................................................... 17 Vision for 2019 ................................................................................................................ 17 Planned activities ............................................................................................................ 18 Financial requirements .................................................................................................... 18 SUDAN ........................................................................................................................... 19 Context and existing response ........................................................................................ 19 Strategy and partnerships ............................................................................................... 19 Vision for 2019 ................................................................................................................ 19 Planned activities ............................................................................................................ 20 3 Financial requirements .................................................................................................... 21 IRAQ ............................................................................................................................... 22 Context and existing response ........................................................................................ 22 Strategy and partnerships ............................................................................................... 22 Vision for 2019 ................................................................................................................ 22 Planned activities ............................................................................................................ 22 Financial requirements .................................................................................................... 23 MYANMAR ...................................................................................................................... 24 Context and existing response ........................................................................................ 24 Strategy and partnerships ............................................................................................... 24 Vision for 2019 ................................................................................................................ 24 Planned activities ............................................................................................................ 25 Financial requirements .................................................................................................... 26 THAILAND ...................................................................................................................... 27 Context and existing response ........................................................................................ 27 Strategy and partnerships ............................................................................................... 27 Vision for 2019 ................................................................................................................ 27 Planned activities ............................................................................................................ 28 Financial requirements .................................................................................................... 28 THE PHILIPPINES .......................................................................................................... 29 Context and existing response ........................................................................................ 29 Strategy and partnerships ............................................................................................... 29 Vision for 2019 ................................................................................................................ 29 Planned activities ............................................................................................................ 30 Financial requirements .................................................................................................... 30 MALAYSIA ...................................................................................................................... 31 Context and existing response ........................................................................................ 31 Strategy and partnerships ............................................................................................... 31 Vision for 2019 ................................................................................................................ 31 Planned activities ............................................................................................................ 32 Financial requirements .................................................................................................... 32 REGIONAL STRATEGIES .............................................................................................. 33 Africa ............................................................................................................................... 33 Asia ................................................................................................................................. 33 Middle East and North Africa ..........................................................................................
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